Advent : The Season of Holy Anticipation
Advent is the quiet threshold of the Christian year, a time when we pause and lean into expectation. It is a season of waiting—not with weariness, but with hope.
We light special candles in church at this time, to remind us that even the smallest flame can push back at the darkness. Meaning even the smallest good deed can make a difference.
During Advent, we look both back and forward: as we remember Christ’s humble birth in Bethlehem, while also anticipate His return again to this world in clouds of glory.
Advent is a season that teaches us patience and faith as we long for a world made whole.
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Bread for All : Matthew 15:29-end
Advent is all about waiting — Israel waiting for the Messiah, and we wait for Christ’s return.
What Has God Planted in Your Heart : Matthew 15:10-20
Traditions and rituals shift over seasons and centuries, but the heart remains the true battleground of purity and holiness.
Parable of the Wheat and the Weeds – Advent – Matthew 13:24-30
Advent teaches us about patience as we await the fullness of God’s promises.
Great is the Mystery of Faith : Matthew 24:36-44
Advent is the season that whispers: the ordinary will not last forever, and the day of Christ’s return is drawing ever closer.
Introduction to Advent
Each year, the four weeks before Christmas invite us to pause and remember: God has come, and God will come again.
Psalm 139 : How God knows each one of us individually
Psalm 139 promises that God’s knowledge of each one of us, is not general but personal, not distant but intimate.
